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Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

images and great many paintings and
relics. In short time the procession
came forth headed by two bands of music,
and In the center were four young and
very pretty women carrying an image OF
the Virgin Mary. 1t was simply large
doll apout four feet long and finely dressed
They marched to the new cathedral and
deposited the image there until afternoon;
then at the appointed time the people met
at the cathedral, and after ceremony con-
Quoted by bishop and priest, the process
sion formed In two lines, one on each side
of the street, with the image borne aloft by
those that carried it, and the bishop and
priests before 1t, and man behind swing
ing burning causer, and In this way they
marched back to the old church, the Mexi-
can bands playing wild mournful tune;
at intervals in the center of the street were
placed a carpet about ten feet square,
on which were placed table with four large
candle-sticks and some beautiful wreaths
when those that were carrying Mary arriv-
ed at these tables, they deposited her on
the table and at the word from the bishop,
the procession fell OF their knees and re-
manned until the bishop went through with
a chant or prayer that could not under
stand as it was in Spanish then at the word
the procession would rise and on to the
next until they reached the old church,
where the Virgin Mary was deposited, to
remain until next year, when the same
ceremony will be performed. There was
about 2, 500 in the procession. Mexicans
and Indians. 1t is great place for hoii-
days, they have forty regularly appointed
ones and then again extras come in so that
the people have all the amusement they
want. Burros are great institution there,
every day they come in, sometimes twenty
or more in drove, some with large pack
of wood as large as the burros themselves.
Some with large load Of hides, others
have large packs of mutton or goats meat,
in fact nine tenths of the business between
Santa Fe and the country is done with bur
ros and do not see how they could get
along without these unseful little animals.
Wagons outside of the city are very scarce
There are good many things to be seen,
old Fort Marcy built. think, by General
| Kearney. There Is q monument bull. by
the G.. a. r. In memory Of Kit Carson,
although he died and Is buried at Tsos.
We visited the historical rooms where can
be seen relics of all kinds, minerals OF all
kinds from every part of the territory, pic
lures Of men and places There are about
ten churches that are worth one days time
each: some have very valuable paintings
and images. / should like to have all the
BOYS and girls In Sedgwick county. Kansas,
tbs. hav; attended schools taught by me
down In Santa Fe. and think we would
make Rome howl for two weeks and they
would see sights ths, could nos be forgot
ten and could not be seen 10 shy other place
In the world. The time past and present
are In 40 where presented 50 accurately
and impressively as a, Santa Fe, and as
long as a mAn has money IN his pockets to
pay his bills and civil tongue In bis bead
he viii &c. the best Of treatment, At least
such hss been our experience.
GEO. A. WHITE
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

When it is remembered that Jefferson
Davis was captured by the Union armies
and could have been tried by court martial
and executed for his treason; but that a
naenanimous, loyal people chose rather to
let him live, his assertion at this late day
fhat the United States government tried to
procure his assassination, shows the old
annn in light anything bat 1nviable. The
IN who served In his cause will be
aihsmed of him.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Governor Martin takes up the fight be-
tween his own and a Missouri paper and
fires whole column through the associate
dispatch. 1t is bad enough to shoot at a
man without making him pay for the
ammunition
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

1ne Republicans of sedgwick county, Kansas, VIII
hea county convention pIrpose OF N nom I,s
n election this fall. VIZ:
County treasurer.
Co1nty Register Of Deeds.
County Sheriff.
County Surveyor.
County Coroner.
ne .SwnshIs ard Yards WIN be entitled to thu
ma WsId-Ninsteen delegates.
Second WArd-Thirteen delegates.
Foarth wsrd-Fifteen delegates
Enih Ward-Five delegates.
Atttca-Four delegates.
OeaAn0-Four delegates.
Hs-Three delegates.
oEeeaey-Stx delegates.
0Eant-Seven delegates
Garden Plains, None delegate.
oand River-Three delegates.
0zpsum-Four delegates.
1iinois.Threc delegates.
Lnooln-Four delegates.
1lnneha-Three delegates.
Nnnescah-seven delegates
Rs0ne-Fiye delegates.
Park. 1.-TWO delegates
sszk WsThree deiegstes
Rockford, M-Three delegates
ealem-Four delegates
aheEman-Four delegates.
Union-Five delegates
yinaacThree delegates
Wtchita-Seven delegates.
Waco-Five delegates.
Valley Center, V. C.-Four delegates.
Valley Center. Three delegates.
The central com mittee recommended that the pri-
0arfes be held fr m 70 O'Clock p m. at the usual
voting place in each township, and in the wards Of
tAe city OF Wichita from TO O'Clock p. m, on
Wednesday, the 31st day Ut August.
hecounfy convention will be held In the Grand
Army hall. In the city of Wichita on Saturday, the
- day Of September 1885, commencing at 10 O'Clock
The central committee also recommends that the
primaries in the first commission district elect dele
11A0 who will nominate q commissioners for said dis
hit on the adjournment of the county convention
N order OF the Republican county central COM
11teDe. II. l.. TAYLOR, Chairman.
". L MCBEE, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The Free Press says Geo. W. Rasure re-
ports that Wichita people bulldoze excur-
sionists to keep them from coming to An,
thopy. We would like to see the Wichita
man who ever tries in any way to injure
the old home of Judge Bayne.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The city council Of Medicine Lodge have
called an election to vote SIS, 600 in bonds
to dig ditch from Elm creek, three and
one half miles north of that place, and
bring the water of that stream inside the
CITY limits.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17
FRENCH AND RUSSIAN. ALLIANCE

1t is being claimed by European states
men that Russia and France have formed
an alliance offensive and defensive. Russia
is an absolute despotism, the whole power
of government being vested in the car,
and while these two governments may be
actuated by common desire-the acquisi-
ton of territory-it is difficult to see how
these two people could harmonic. The
French people are undoubtedly determined
TO maintain the republic, and their shouts
of Long live the Republic would sound
harsh on Russian ears. There is no doubt
that the people of England and Germany
sympathize more with the French republic
than do those of Russia. 1t is not easy for
Americans to tell how these alliances can
be brought about. The matter is, however,
artly explained when it is remembered
that eastern diplomacy consists very largely
in lying.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

A paper over in Missouri attacks the rep
tation of Atchison in financial way and
Immediately Gov. Martin issues his procla-
nation throug the associate press warning
tn EN- in the name of Kansas to let up.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The Democratic conference arranged for
to meet and fix up tariff bill which would
satisfactorily fill Cleveland's belt has been
declared off. This conclusion greatly
grieves us all. 1t would be too bad, indeed.
now after failure of the flag business If
this old tariff sore should fail of being
properly anodyned.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Papers all along the line are now given
notice TO let up On Wichita or we will have
Gov Martin fire proclamation at them
through the associate press.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

1t is claimed Gov. Martins recent col.
umn in the associate dispatches will be
used to help the prohibition cause in Texas.
When the people in that old Democratic
state learn that Atchison has %, 900 people
and is great railroad center they will all
vote for Prohibition sure
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

General John c. New, of Indianapolis,
is out with the decision that Blaine has no
particular following, and that Ike Clay and
Webster were Blaine now Is in the nine
hole. General New wearies us.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Elk coonty has voted bonds to aid in the
construction of three railroads in that
county-the Yates Center road, the Ere
donna road and the Fort Smith road.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

Governor Martin has had his little say.
Atchison has had her little boom and We
are all happy. 1t is always best to make a
good deal of allowance for wind in these
boom kilograms, and for that reason very
nors absurd inference that the internal
growth of Kansas since 1880 was the work.
ing of the prohibition law. The governor
is Obliged to talk this way. He needs it In
his business. City Times.
Governor Martin simply employed the
state horn to boom Atchison. There was
m ore Kansas In his proclamation than pro
hibition and more boom for AtchiSon than
either
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

II ID row said ihs. the Santa ye vii run
rs Dew 81 Louis line by vsy Of Ssialia
Jefferson City may well grow uneasy over
,ha; capitol.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The Penalosa News intimates that the
plentifulness Of roasting ears may occasion
some of the sickness In Kingman county.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The mayor Of Ottawa has ordered The
city marshal TO close 81 cider joints IN that
place.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-17

The Kingmsn County A1iicL Society
reports numerous cases OK typhoid fever IN
ihst county.
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4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

brosses sts. follows: 49, .o,..
a M for CaasauQua and intermediate points. ,r.,o
a. m for Geneva, Lyons Elmlra, kochester, Duns ~
and the West and principal local points. Chair Car !"
D. M for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Chair
car 10 Connection " Reading and Harris'
burg -, ..ost..o .or,s
ING" - 40 D. m Tor Coplay and intermediate points Con-
neeton 10 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car to Capay
p m. for Geneva, Lyons Elnira Rochester bunAio
$50 o. m for Laurays and intermediate points.
Trains leaving at a. m, 1 y. m and 40 y. m con
nact for ali points Mahanoy Hazeton coal regions
SUNDAY TRAINS. 49,
sA NJ for Msuch Chunk uaseton and Intermediate
40 D. m. for Copay and Intermediate points.
D. IN. for Geneva. Lyons. Elmira, Rochester, buusio
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Eastern once. ESQ Broadway
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BEAUTIFUL
GREENWOOD
LAKE
MUSIC.
6ieamboais ana Railroads.
RAILROAD OF Jersey.


FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF June ~. 1887
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON. Bound BROOK
Route" 1880 900 100 li3O. 800 400. $50.
73O. 1900 D. SUNDAYS At 400 s45a M. 6:So. 1900
Trains leaving at 400 7:SO. HOO a. M. $780, 400 $50.
1880 1900 M have connection for Reading HarrisDug
Pottsyille ETC. 400 M for Lake opatcong Easton. Beth
Lake Hopatcong. Easton. .,,, 80,
1880 for Lake Hopacong Easton, bethlehem Alien
$50 a m Tor Easton Behlehen Allentown. Mauoh Chunk
Wkesbarre Scranton. Reading, Harrisburg Pottsyile
IOO and lao D. M for Easton, bethlehem. Allentown.
Nauch Chunk. Reading Harrisburg etc. 49,, ,,-,-
34b d. M. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chnhx
Wikesbarre scranton. Tamaqua, shamokn ,,,,r Ala,
$3.50 for Lake Hopateong, Easton. bethIehem Ahen'
6ab D. M for Faston Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk,
Wkesbarre Reading. Harrisburg etc on sundays al o;oo
100 SIS $780, Has M. $780, 2So 800 400 4So. $50
6:l5 p. Sundays 900 400 M Tor heu bank LON
Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove except sundays foh'
400. 81 m 1880. 43o p for Lakewood Toms Kiver
4O0a NJ 1880 D. m Beach Haven Atlantic City, Vine
400, SIS Ills m lSo $780, $780, e;l5 for Free
400. 600 SIS, eso 1880. Ills l:so. 2'so 40
40 800 $780, els M Sundays 9ooa m' 4oo ILL., luz
fer'H A"' NEw.JERsEY SOUTHERN DIV.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE &C.
At4sO $780, 600 f TOO rih n. Zoo st $50
Sunday $3.50. lliO0 a $3.50 p M for Highlands oo~r
bright Long Branch &C. .,o kso
At430. 900 IN u:OO Saturdays only S:i) 4'oI Wow
for Atlantic Highlands. "a s,o - a..
AT 500 300, llOO M. loo 3.4o $50 SSo D. s ~; ,or
Eberon Asbgry Park Ocean Grove ocean neAon' 'p'"s
%tiso, s'eoa NJ. 100. saS p m. for Lakewood Toms
River and Barnsga. -. n,a,.,or paacb Haven
AZ aSoa m, 4 p m ior 'ino'A""'
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legal Notices.

CUPREME COURT OF THE, STATE OF
- NEWYORK; CITY AND COUNTY OFNEwyORK:
Frederick Jules Marcuard Otto Frederick krauss ana
Uric Zellweger, plaintiffs against Philip Dhome DO
PENDANT
To the named defendant A., .,.,.. l.. ,,...
Won are hereby the complaint In this
action and COPY OF your answer on the painns
within twenty after the service OF this sum
mons exclusive OF day and in OF your
failure to appear Judgment will be taken against
Won nv default for relief demanded In the complaint
Dated. New York. July D. 1881.
SALOM0N q DULON, PLANTING Attorneys
lis Broadway, New-York City.
To the defendant:
complaint above entitled action will be taken
against therein for the OF $346l o. with interest,"
from July 81 1887. together with coats. 60.
sALoMoN & DULON, Plantins Attorneys
To Philip D'Homei .,....
The foregoing H. served upon you b
Of the Hon. Charles Donohue usucS
OF the Supreme OF the state OF asea .hS
sixth August 1887 and filed with NE hs
Office the clerk City and County OF ~ s1S
County Court House. IN the City o. Nsw'fonI
Dated. New-York, august 9. 1887 ..x-, .....
lis broadway. New-york city
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w n. Y. &. s H. H. Il. 60, e-saes-
1rains leave West 42d 81 sta1n A. fO0ws, and 70 MN
e4rAer from lOOt vi gay-sL, NORTH River.
Detroit and chicago. - - q. IL, % %. -c-AS y IN
-. LOUIS, - o. . 10 y. m 90 49,
Syracuse, Buffalo. Rochester. susp nson Bridge, Niagara
Fails 3 Is, - :55, a. M, - %. 3 rs y
Utict 10, . 80, II 80 a. m, 8 o.. -slo p m;
% o. ii 80 a m. 4, - ;O5, = Is p.
Cfanst0n's. West Point Cornwall, Newburg' IL %.
% 5. = 10 10. II 30 a. 81 40 a. 10,
5, . s. .f5 D. and . a. 40, u % y Ii tF-f
stDl's, Cornwall, New burg.
F0f Mon re 4 and canada East 05 y. IN.
IIami London % % q. M, % %, 3 10 p m.
Toront 10 10 IS a 10 %. . IA p m 80
~ CANT Steering fDr Buna'n, Niagara Falls, Gin
cinnaT DetrOi hlcgO and ST. Louis.
Saratoga Specials. II 80 a. M, ) 40 H. H. Drawing
rom cans through 10 SaraDga
Lake George. II 80 a. Saturdays only, 40 p N:
Lake. Molsous Minuew Via New-fAlz y, III 90
A. M. Il 45 5 - q. Dftwltg rom Cars 10 Kingston
on 9. II 30 a m. As D. m. tlaIs - A., ~.
nica 8 Is, o. II 30 a. m, ~ rs. - .. I'rawng
room Hotel Station ard fhwncla uof Hotel
ka1terski and Mountain House, On o. 1880 a. IN, aud
Paienvllo Cairo and Mount I'm House station, rs.
rs o. ~ 30 a. m. as J.. Drawing room car %
"a ak Il on ii 80 a M. and AS p IN. uans.
daily. fBIily except SaiufGay Saturdays only.
thef trains DALI except sunday.
For tickets time ab parOr or efpnr ear accommo
da'io or Inform diOn. apply a. one brollJn, 33]
Washington ST., 73O Ful1n-st ANNEX once foot OF fu
ton 81 New York city3C3, $50 90 btOaiwO, lob l..
Bow erv 10 Psce. and West shore stations foot OF
We 4od St. foot OF Jay-st. n. H. c. i. LAMiitRr,
VAmdcrbltaye. Geheral Pass ngef AZ M.
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II Lh-, KAIIliOAu, aIIJN f,I - e DI = I, !, .
TRAINS; No DUST; ALWAYS QN TINT iitIs,i PULLMAN
Uepots New foot OF barclay and Christopher sts'
Daily except SUNDAYS, Iunalo ana Vsm W, s, 90
Water Zap, r0udsburg Scranton bhghanon,
fmira Bath. Dansye. Buffalo 0sweso nro mo
oxford, connect AT
Wikesbarre Danvie and NorthumDerlaha' ae o"eso i'
Ithaca and intermediate stat ons. -. o.. ya,ar
Cap Scranton, Bnghamton, owegl and Emira' sn"o'~
Scranton for pittston. kingston, WlhesDa
40 D. m. Scranton. Wikesbarre ana hihgs'on La
7 D. m. Daily Buffalo Limited Express for strOuns
burg Scranton. Bin ghamton, QMego, tImra oon ~,
Hath Wayiand Dansvil Buffalo, &C., arriving LII but
falo 10 a m. sleeping coach 10 oiean; osw.s,
Express for sroudsburs Scranton, Bins hamton cortsna
Syracuse oswego. Greenc Oxford Noswen station,
except Saturday, Connects at Buffalo with trains Tor AL
points West ,. ...~.. q NM
daily Pull man sleeper attached. -.
tickets for sale and baggage checked at 2s5 broadway
spi q Wssteet Exprsss e&ess In Nswxork and Dsooku
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT Tot H-1RACk TRUNK LINE
On and after Jun 20 Trains leave
GRAND CENIKAL DEIOr.

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
Iargest and finest Passenger station Ia America.
IS A. NJ ROches'e Express, drawing room cars 70 AL
bany, Troy and 3, acuse.
0 a. n SRA og1 Lake Goorge and Montreal special.
Platshug md Montreal Also g. ~ Aib3 9nsx,,rrn co
pos exclusively OF Buffet smoking dining car draw
ing oom and sleeping cars 9r hDany 4s and
TO- nee sr, y bn1P Nj AZ" 80 M nest day
40 30 a. NJ. Chic go Express drawn room cars ~
Rchned spring. ana RSese, , hem rn,.s
with drawing. Icom car. - -,
Q IS y. m. SARATOGA LIMITED. Saturdays only
3 80 y. m. Albany, Troy, saratoga aud Utica special
with drawing.rom cars 20 Troy aud saraloga Connects
q D. M, Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy
- D. M Fast Chicago Express, with sleeping cars for
and beaso piniag car KeS. YorR 70 albany
t.6 p. M Fast Cincinnati aud ST. Louis 1prcss with
Louis Auburn, Geneva, Canand dgua, Clayton aud Alex
sndria Ray daily. raul Smiths. saranac, &C. wa Utica
D. M Montr.S and Adirondack ESpress daily. Steep
ing cars 20 Pa'is6ug and Monte va Koses FONT anh
Chateaugay r. for Lac Chary Lyon Mountain Iiaphs
Loon Lake safanac Paul Smiths, &c Sleeper daily on
cert Sunday for Luzene North Creek Blue Mountain
p m. Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 40 a.
Buffalo :35 m and Cleveland ~ u p ~ next day %.
Rochester Buffalo Niagara rails, Cieyeland Toledo Do
troll and Chicago, sleeping cars TO Clayton via Uuca
II .i6 y. N, Night Express. with sleeping ears TO Al
bany and Troy Connects with the morning trains for the
west for saratog. Lake George and for The North lex
Ticket. and ssoe IN drawing rom and sleeping, cara
l2 Park Place Battery Place. CO West l25ths s., and
Mott Haven station l?sh st sew York 1913 Warrington
sad 1870 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10 Fourth st., Williams
Westcops Express call and check baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday. tstop at
Mott Haven station u3sthst) -
General superint endent General Passenger Agent
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fflusiraI Instruments.

FISCHER PIANOS, renowned for tone and
standing tune Ms AM an b,ssaos
BuiIdinS Pianos exchanged. rented. or instaimentA
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
"A YoHK TRIsgNE WIZ sas g 1880 cc,. rhrtv
srstst until s5 Breadway Sssvssa TSsstZ ssccnS
q. corner Eishhays u? stxthivs iss roslshsva CO.
ps Nv Thsrd Ava neaf eixrstAst and ts HARkx1
tyfFrCE a0f East Onshusdrsd. -twen lnSsas III
N. e regular ofaoo x1eoA
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EklE RAlLWAY.-fhrough trains leave
IL 2Jdst minutes e-sa5 man limo shown mU,n
. a. M Daiiy.-D4y Express. Buffet Drawlns;room
Coaches 10 linsh..tjh Ilmra Aorneils slIe, l'OSn,
ca he, p tSs, Tie 70 Siaeias. .-"D
p u Dab CHS 90 ana 81 Luz, I aJ ats s'' ~
Ae.a''ile Cleveland. tincihna s"'S.s2 and n SI
LUIS pullman se9pins co.., mes ro y" entra
y nL-D-iiy. oheago ixpr,ss. Pullman Day and
sleeping OVAeh1s 10 bmsna"'on' IiiA''" bu'-'o'
~, n,dnlght weuA dAys Pullman Sleeping Coach to
-, Bashanton, 9Seso. waSgrJ Snd s'a.iiI AZ 90
o. . 30 40 70 a. "a ~ W 10 noon - 20. 10
40 S % . Is 20 Di M = nSS As, 10, So
10 p4s,Aic eek day - p M sundays ~ d. H. !
% u i.a'n,r od a IN. week a-33. 1920 90 30
20 nom - 80 g 90 g. Ia: 10. go 60
~ 80 80 10 20 2 noon 49, TI5, 80 fiS
New wa s1K ,S week days 10 800 800
800, 20. 80, ., 10 y. and II Midnight sundays
sus 40 IN m 20 49, N; 10 30 10 90 a. m
SD9s'? aod %s,f g. % 20
da5s,5a ts 73 G,oV 30, s. 10 20 H. 45 40
wsiwics' 4 40, 7 20 10 20 a. m. $50. 4 80 p M
Mcaiiceiic and White Lake IA5. a. M, 80 p m.
Ne%S"Is ana co@waI So m, ,Sa 80 d 4no 4'O
Mon gomcry, q. M, $50. 80 D. m. Sundays 49,
week wee days ,yi, M a. 80 & m so
night. SUNDAYS ~. al 80 ., 10 90 o. o 30
10 Goshen aod Mldd etOwn 40 a. N. sundays o'so
a. T,I m ,,ss,yo and ,n,,tuents in Drawing Room
and sleeping Ccae6es can be Obtained orders Tor the
checking and transfer o. baggage may % 1 az aS 0g
Eesl,st New.York, no SSI Fu1nst. Brooklyn or at
ESprsss trains from the West arrive In Now.YOrk at
II l. II. II,
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CHORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
Newport and the Es cypress leaves Gra sS.Ss1
Fsa E.Drsss ~ u 2 e. ac bsi swP9 P.ofpssss
or SLEEPING eafo y 6eselnAuonA
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Two NEW HAVEN, Toe.
rvCrpSrOy foood davA 81 q

FNCt RS1ON tgood v daVsl. VI n
g. H. NOKIHAA aud CONTINENTAL leave
PECK slip Pier % Il. H.. ami III m. (sundays ii
n M connecting New Haven with special Tor
MEKIDEN. Hartford. -PKISGF1ELD. HOLfOkE,
tickets sold and baggage checked al U4A Broad
way. New.Yotk. and ConttsL. brooklyn
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NEAEES'TATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.
a change is shown in the condition Of the market *
- ON august 80 Thomas Stevens win sas7
acres the AdiIondacks, known as gospel school ana
e E's sm E1a s sPa
Sc s sS%s Rally me Other sales chiefly OFS
The following compares the auction sales for The
last week, the preceding week. ana 'ho WYNN
Week ending Week ending ID GorrrespG,Sd Ig
Ncw,Yors. s siS5, s;s s 9ss2S s;ios6
The priya.e sales reported for the last
NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Aug. 81, 1887.
ROOM SS sa day. "''' "''D '' ''''' "' ''N''A
a%cuns realized at the and a., AuSsr
ended with saturday. Aug. 81. was sl07ls6
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
% 6 r ss d ss
"0'A TO-DAY OdoNDAY. AUG. 90
~ Gsn g an Sn s.tory dwelling No 10
Lafayette Place n Of ct Jonesst
By King. Maiiais White.
.s TisF Ct Ss ao and
Ss s ;s Sac. .ii @ and
NEW W.! DRs,Ls PROPERTY i,
AYES West End station. Long Branch
THURSDAY, SEPT. /.
By A. H. Muller d Son.
Foreclosure SALE Forster referee lot lh6Y911xl5 6x
9 building No ITO West s2dst ms. l00fte OF l0th
~
pulIc auction SALE lot 256xSl5 aud 5story building No
l44 lstave. 0 cor OF 6Sd.st
sale, Campbell. referee llot lbftI 1lox
~ and building Hudson. st. 90. Il Ia OF PerTy-st
LONG ISLAND PROPERTY
Public auction sale, 60 plots OF land at Lawrence
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N Y. CITY
Tho following ths rs estate transactions recorded
the Onioe to-day:
A'e AndreSs to II Wolfe ..-......-. $1,000
AveTki tn or .. o'a'@ 1920
1sod.st as lO5 g II Of Raroadave. 25xlO0; 49,
Gallash her wife to Mcintyre. 40
102d-st 26b II g OF 4thave. 60x2OllG John w .oo
Sheridan. ave, e g. lot No 2ls Westchestsr-ave 25x
"a Ix25 1897: Aud Dam and wife to John .o-
Drift and another. $50
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COR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
Dor
PROVIDENCE LINE
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.

Steamers RHODE ISLAND aud MAsSACll SITS
leave Pier % &Ofh River daily except Suudy al y IA
send ~ y. 3.0ll for Summer EAcursiun BOOK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-29
4urtion Sales Of Real estate

AUCTION SALE OF
FENwICK HALL PROPERTY.
sAYBRooK POINT CONN.
Under order court will sell at public auction on
Wednesday August 81. 1887 at O'Clock m the hote
prop,ry known as Fenwick saybroos Point Conn.
Including the hotel and grounds connected Herewith farm
house sabea bowling alley bathing pavilion, lighthouses,
furniture fixtures omnbuses aud all other property con-
tanned with said hotel and owned by the Charter
Oak Life Insurance Company.
There will also sale the large grove and
all land owned by north Of sachems
and PeQuot aves
For further particulars apply 70 the undersigned at Hart
ford or at Fenwck Hall on or after August 90 1887
ISAAC w. BROOKS.
EDMUND A. STEDMAN,
Receivers of the Oak Life Insurance Company
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BOWERY BAY BEACH.

The most beautiful and popular family summer resort With
excellent fishing boating bathing Accessible by elegant
simmer 92ist Ferry In 20 minute, Farel
cents including Hunters Point errlss
mnuss 10 cents Also by steamboats, directs
Grand Per See principal daily papers